The Tarkio High School Choir raised their voices in song at the 2018 “Holiday Sounds” Concert Wednesday, December 12, singing “Winter Wonderland,” “Christmas Melody,” and “Raise Your Voice.” (Photo by Lanette Hogue)
The Tarkio High School guitarists, including Jimi Elder, Jordan Heard, Shaylee Sparks, and Hunter Bennett, along with teacher Amy Haddock, played two songs at the 2018 “Holiday Sounds” Concert Wednesday, December 12. (Photo by Lanette Hogue)
The Tarkio Junior High choir, with guitar accompaniment by Connor Brown and Daniel Lesher, performed some beautiful holiday tunes at the concert Wednesday, December 12. The songs included “Run Run Rudolph,” “Silent Night” with the guitars, and “Christmas Memories.” (Photo by Lanette Hogue)
The Tarkio Junior High and High School put on an amazing performance of “Holiday Sounds” Wednesday, December 12, 2018, at their winter concert in the THS gym. Under the direction of Mrs. Amy Haddock and Mrs. Melody Barnett, the students jingled all the way with their instrumental performances and the lifting of voices with song.
The junior high choir sang “Run Run Rudolph,” “Silent Night,” and “Christmas Memories.” “Silent Night” was accompanied by guitarists Connor Brown and Daniel Lesher. Junior high choir members include: Faith Anderson, Alaina Armstrong, Alex Barnett, Emily Blum, Connor Brown, Alexis Bywater, Caiden Caudill, Emilee Caudill, Tyler Donaldson, Dalaynie Drummond, Jozee Eaton, Camille Ellis, Alexis Gibler, Kiara Hines, Jacobi Hogue, Camryn Holecek, Drew Johnson, Josie King, Kelsea Kirwan, Waston Klosek, Emmy Laur, Daniel Lesher, Kayden Levendahl, Claire Martin, Tommi Lee Martin, Keena Merriweather, Hailey Morton, Linkin Murry, Rayleigh Nance, Addison Noland, Grace Peck, Jersi Poppa, Tessa Rolf, Tanner Rollins, Garret Rosenbohm, Slade Rosenbohm, Drew Sanders, David Shaw, Rylie Simmons, Ian Stepp, Emma Viets, and Brooklyn Wennihan.
The junior high band performed “Deck the Halls,” “Deck the Halls with Chips and Salsa,” and “Deck the Halls with Rock and Roll.” The junior high band includes: Flutes – Dalaynie Drummond, Claire Martin, and Hailey Morton; Clarinets – Alaina Armstrong, Emily Blum, Tommi Lee Martin, Addison Noland, and Grace Peck; Bass Clarinet – Brooklyn Wennihan; Saxophones – Emmy Laur and Camille Ellis (with the assistance of high schooler Shaylee Sparks); Trumpets – Faith Anderson, Alex Barnett, Emilee Caudill, Jozee Eaton, Alexis Gibler, Jersi Poppa, and Tessa Rolf; Baritone – Rayleigh Nance; Trombones – Connor Brown, Tanner Rollins, and David Shaw; and Percussion – Alexis Bywater, Josie King, Daniel Lesher, and Ian Stepp.
The high school guitarists performed “Can You Feel The Love Tonight” and “Jingle Bells.” Guitarists included Jimi Elder, Jordan Heard, Shaylee Sparks, and Hunter Bennett.
The high school band played “All I Want for Christmas is You,” “Oh Come All Ye Faithful,” “Here Comes Santa Claus,” and “We Wish You a Merry Christmas.” Band members include: Clarinets – Harley Caudill, Jaden Goodin, and Sophia Martin; Bass Clarinet – Amy Somerville; Alto Saxophones – Jae Barnett, Matthew Driskell, Cheyenne Gray, Katie Hall, Grace Martin, Jesse Navin, Stormy Nordhausen, Morgan Parshall, Brynnan Poppa, and Shaylee Sparks; Tenor Saxophones – Brooke Lee, Anna Klute, and Bryli Staten; Baritone Saxophones – Mercedes Parshall and Morgan Shaw; French Horn – Ella Rolf; Trumpets – Alexis Brown, Jaden Clark, Devin Guajardo, and Aaron Schlueter; Trombones – Haley Garrison and Jordyn Hogue; and Percussion – Hunter Bennett, Titus Eaton, and Jimi Elder.
The high school choir sang “Winter Wonderland,” “Christmas Melody,” and “Raise Your Voice.” Choir members include Jae Barnett, Hunter Bennett, Harley Caudill, Skye Clark, Gabby DeRosier, Jimi Elder, Raelynn Gish, Jaden Goodin, Bo Graves, Devin Guajardo, Katie Hall, Jordan Heard, Dixie Hendrix, Jamie Hendrix, Emily Vance, Anna Klute, Megan Lee, Riley Lekey, Grace Martin, Sophia Martin, Seth Morey, Autumn Murry, Stormy Nordhausen, Adam Phillips, Aaron Schlueter, Morgan Shaw, Amy Somerville, Bryli Staten, Angel Wallace, Novalee Yeary, and Kaytlin Young.
